Time is at a premium for everyone, especially innovators, start-ups and entrepreneurs. To prevent time wasters, there are three questions you must never forget to ask. In the second post of her 3-part series, Ann reveals the second question that will save you time, money, and your health.<\/em><\/p>\n The author of this post, Ann Garvin<\/a> is an author, speaker and professor of health, stress management, research methods and media literacy.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n Is it true my underwire bra will give me breast cancer?<\/i> \u00a0Tweet This Quote<\/a><\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Health takes time. Fitting health into your business takes time. Time is at a premium for everyone, innovators, start-ups and entrepreneurs. Wasting time is easy to do where health is concerned.<\/p>\n It is easy to do, because there is so much misinformation where health is concerned. Health is big business. We are all looking for a quick and easy way to understand and incorporate health into our lives and so it can be tempting to throw caution to the wind. Sometimes we don\u2019t ask the right questions.<\/p>\n For example, in the past three days students have asked me the following questions:<\/p>\n How can I help these people stop wasting their time and energy? How can I bring them to health instead of scaring them away from it? Building on part one of this series<\/a> you must ask yourself;<\/p>\n First<\/strong> – Where did the information come from? Does this information make sense in the world, in my life, in my health?<\/p>\n
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\nAnd second<\/strong> – Does it make sense?<\/em><\/p>\nThe questions my students asked don\u2019t make sense. Here are my answers:<\/h3>\n